HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 17, 2005

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HIV/AIDS Advocates Begin Campaign to End AIDS Walk in New York, Bound for Washington, D.C.

California: Lunch With Side of Health -- Grape-Picking Crews Get Free Food and AIDS Information

New York: Buffalo AIDS Services Agency to Move to New Facility

Florida: New Leader Chosen to Revitalize AIDS Outreach

Michigan: School Board Approves Reproductive, HIV/AIDS Curriculum

Pennsylvania: AIDS Walk Helps Raise Awareness and Money

New York: Turnout Is Low at Buffalo Latino AIDS Awareness Day Event

HIV/AIDS Contributing to Rising Hunger in Southern Africa, NPR's "Weekend Edition Sunday" Reports

Uganda Has More HIV Patients Than It Can Treat, Pfizer CEO Says

South Africa: Call to Address High AIDS-Related Deaths in Prisons

Association Made Between Alcohol Consumption and Medication Adherence

U.S. HIV Treatment Guidelines Updated to Include Fuzeon

State Department Reiterates Call for Libya to Free Health Care Workers Accused of Infecting Children With HIV

Policymakers Should Discuss How to Promote Circumcision if Proven an Effective HIV Prevention Method, Editorial Says

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